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Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold User Guide
Device Viewer - VLAN Information
VLAN Information displays the following information.
Index. The VLAN index.
Name. The VLAN name.
Egress Ports. The bridge ports that are forwarding traffic for this VLAN. The VLAN
traffic is transmitted as TAGGED or ENCAPSULATED unless indicated in Untagged
Ports.
Untagged Ports. The bridge ports that are forwarding traffic from this VLAN. The
VLAN traffic will be transmitted “in the clear” or UNTAGGED on these bridge ports.
Note: By default, the proceeding columns are not shown.
Dot1q Index. This field indicates if the Dot1q VLAN index differs from the base VLAN
Index.
Forbidden Ports. The bridge ports that are not allowed to forward this VLAN.
Subnet. Subnet that was discovered/associated with this VLAN.
Device Viewer - Asset Information
Asset Information displays the following information.
Index. A unique index for this asset entry.
Class. The physical class that describes this component (i.e. chassis, module, port,
fan).
Name. The name of the physical component.
Description. The manufacturer's description of the physical component.
Manufacturer. The name of the manufacturer.
Model. The model name for the physical component.
Serial Number. The serial number for the physical component.
Hardware Version. The hardware revision for the physical component.
Firmware Version. The firmware revision for the physical component.
Software Version. The software version the physical component.
Port Count. The port count of the component (if it is a switch/switch module).
Note: The data that is associated with the physical components of the device can be most
effectively described by the Entity constructs defined in the ENTITY MIB. Therefore, there are
a number of columns not normally shown that relate directly back to the ENTITY MIB entries.
These columns are shown as follows:
Physical Index. The Entity MIB index.
Switch Index. In the case of a stacked switch, the switch index in the stack.
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